> On 01-Sep-02, G. Scott Jones wrote: > > Outside of calling on a system resource, the only > > other way I can think of to find what fonts are > > available on a specific machine is to use a (gulp) > > non-REBOL utility to create the list for REBOL. > > Am I way off base on this? Please someone save > > me from myself.
From: "Carl Read" > That's why I asked if there was any reason this wouldn't work on > specific OSs. On Amiga you'd just have the os-specific REBOL script > look in the fonts directory and grab the names from the file-names. > Font-files all over the place in Windows by any chance? Doh! Ok. I guess I got overly focused on *one* way to get the font names. *Obviously* I am not a font expert. At least on Win98, many fonts are simply located in C:\WINDOWS\FONTS. Maybe there are other locations for some programs. So two platforms would offer simple solutions. Thanks for saving me from myself. --Scott Jones -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
